Memory Practices in the Sciences: Revision history

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• curprev 16:1716:17, 16 September 2023‎ Michael Murtaugh talk contribs‎ 1,317 bytes +1,317‎ Created page with "from chapter 4: The Mnemonic Deep ... More deeply, they resolve into theoretical questions of just what d inow about the past, and how do we know it.We do not want a world wittt1 perfect memory: * ''Perfect memory has a high overhead'': It would be nice if we could preserve all external murals in Italy, but this militates against our action in the present (we can't paint our current houses). * ''Perfect menory is not what it seems'': The Ise Shrine in Japan has been t..." Tag: Visual edit: Switched